I don't care if you link to "index.html" or "/news/04-02-02/index.html".
Why append "index.html" onto every "directory" entry? It's a waste of bandwidth and cache. And, if the link gets on paper and has to be retyped, multiply that by x people and think of how much manpower you're wasting.
I propose that Slashdot, from now on, only provides links to pages in the Google cache.
Append "except when material is too new to be therein"
Better would be "I propose that, as a part of article submission, URLs become doubled - once for actual site and once for mirrored data (Google cache) - and the editor (Posted By) chooses the mirrored data link when functionally equivalent."
Come to think of it, there isn't necessarily even a need to remove the Google cache link. Or, maybe a browser could be written that opens links with Google/web.archive.org/etc. automatically?
hell, i remember when pong came out. you shoulda seen how fast i got detention for throwing rocks at students and laughing at them when the rock didn't bounce back.
You tend to lose at pong if you manage to hit the opponent, why should real life be different?
Invalid RTF can easily crash MS Word (just don't close a table, Word dies...) because it's such a hotchpotch format, even Word cannot test the file for validity before it crashes.
Really? Sounds like an exploitable vector for more trojans/viruses.
and wherein the processor further selects for removal a previously recorded show having a lower priority than the selected future shows if insufficient capacity exists for recording the future shows
but the TiVo does not work this way.
There is a priority for Season Passes that you can access via the Season Pass Priority Manager. But this is only for automatically scheduling future recordings, not for previously recorded shows.
As for TiVo's deleting of previously recorded shows, it doesn't normally do this - it instead gives each show an expected deletion time. When the expected deletion time occurs, the show is marked deleteable (expired). Then any new show can overwrite it.
Two big exceptions come to mind:
Hitting the record button while watching Live TV, as that can max out capacity quickly.
Watching an expired program that needs to be deleted when another program set to be recorded comes on.
I'm pretty sure the TiVo deletes the oldest recording (again, not based on priority) for the latter case and gives a big warning for the former case but I'm not at home to check.
Admittedly, claims 26 and 45 cover recording something else (e.g. Headline News) while idle and waiting for scheduled programming; there might be a conflict with Suggestions and TiVo Takes (the latter more recently called Teleworld Paid Programming).
To summarize, most of these claims are for ReplayTV's particular idea of space management with its Guaranteed or not recordings and space set aside for particular channels and themes (as opposed to TiVo's method of putting everything into one big pool). For more on this, see http://replayfaq.reidpix.com/faq.asp?id=45 and ponder the question of which is easier to grok - the patent vs this priorities description. BTW, IANAL.
(side note, it just occurred to me that "Windows ME" could be said with the same tone, inflection, and connotation as "Fuck me!" as an expression of dismay -- "Go Windows yourself!").
Uh, "fuck me" is supposed to be a good thing when encountered.
12. DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES.
...
ALSO, THERE IS NO WARRANTY
OR CONDITION OF TITLE, QUIET ENJOYMENT,
QUIET POSSESSION, CORRESPONDENCE TO
DESCRIPTION OR NON-INFRINGEMENT WITH
REGARD TO THE PRODUCT.
So, if you enjoy XP, you must let others know.
Furthermore, you can't have an XP machine running in a forest, as whether or not it makes a sound is indeterminable.
You haven't heard of Moore's law? Of course, not everything is chips, but prices do tend to fall and/or some components get replaced with cheaper alternatives.
Slashdot Mirror
Oh, and the x3 system minimal transaction depends on each party having one of at least denomination, no?
Try the TiVo Community's help forum, if you haven't already.
Why append "index.html" onto every "directory" entry? It's a waste of bandwidth and cache. And, if the link gets on paper and has to be retyped, multiply that by x people and think of how much manpower you're wasting.
Append "except when material is too new to be therein"
Better would be "I propose that, as a part of article submission, URLs become doubled - once for actual site and once for mirrored data (Google cache) - and the editor (Posted By) chooses the mirrored data link when functionally equivalent."
Come to think of it, there isn't necessarily even a need to remove the Google cache link. Or, maybe a browser could be written that opens links with Google/web.archive.org/etc. automatically?
- Trade Secrets: you'd better hope they don't get let out!
- Trademarks: these do need to be defended
- Copyrights: these don't need to be defended
- Patents: these don't need to be defended
Dallas News can quite easily give Google et al a license to their copyrighted material while denying it to this site.I have my pet rock hit the keys. I just hope they never throw it in jail.
IP over Avian Carriers with Quality of Service
Faster, lower latency.
Maybe you're thinking of dodgeball.
When is the poster coming out?
That's easy, just require the publishers to turn around orders within a month or so. If the work is truly in print, no problem.
There is a priority for Season Passes that you can access via the Season Pass Priority Manager. But this is only for automatically scheduling future recordings, not for previously recorded shows.
As for TiVo's deleting of previously recorded shows, it doesn't normally do this - it instead gives each show an expected deletion time. When the expected deletion time occurs, the show is marked deleteable (expired). Then any new show can overwrite it.
Two big exceptions come to mind:
- Hitting the record button while watching Live TV, as that can max out capacity quickly.
- Watching an expired program that needs to be deleted when another program set to be recorded comes on.
I'm pretty sure the TiVo deletes the oldest recording (again, not based on priority) for the latter case and gives a big warning for the former case but I'm not at home to check.Admittedly, claims 26 and 45 cover recording something else (e.g. Headline News) while idle and waiting for scheduled programming; there might be a conflict with Suggestions and TiVo Takes (the latter more recently called Teleworld Paid Programming).
To summarize, most of these claims are for ReplayTV's particular idea of space management with its Guaranteed or not recordings and space set aside for particular channels and themes (as opposed to TiVo's method of putting everything into one big pool). For more on this, see http://replayfaq.reidpix.com/faq.asp?id=45 and ponder the question of which is easier to grok - the patent vs this priorities description. BTW, IANAL.
Now where'd I put that Mindstorms set?
The pictures are largely of wireless phones, so it's obviously a Control phone, updated for today's most lucrative market.
Furthermore, you can't have an XP machine running in a forest, as whether or not it makes a sound is indeterminable.
You missed the word "exponentially".
http://www.usps.gov/kiddieporn/
http://www.mpaa.org/decss-source-code/
And of course throw in some secure ports on .mil sites!
(No, I don't condone this.)
You misspelled an uninformed.
You haven't heard of Moore's law? Of course, not everything is chips, but prices do tend to fall and/or some components get replaced with cheaper alternatives.
Yeah, I thought it was getting too big for its britches.
This will really help when they create the Magnesium Limited Edition.
Try mpaa.org or riaa.org. Might as well get some use out of them.